ShentonSTAGE Daily for MONDAY MAY 9 by Mark Shenton

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American Buffalo by Joseph Pisano

The 1975 play "American Buffalo," now onstage at the Circle in the Square Theatre in a crackling revival, remains the quintessential Mamet experience, the one that should be seen to fully ap…

POTUS, Or Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive by Victor Gluck, Editor-In-Chief

In "POTUS," Selina Fillinger’s first Broadway comedy, all is revealed by its unwieldy subtitle (“Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive”) which leaves litt…

Review: An uneven ‘Seagull,’ playing to too many empty seats, is a muted start for Steppenwolf’s new Ensemble Theater by Chris Jones

Anton Chekhov’s 1896 play is famous exploration of the pain and black comedy within a damaged, theatrical family, freshly adapted and directed at Steppenwolf by Yasen Peyankov,

Review: Wedding Band at Polonsky Shakespeare Center by Loren Noveck

Another lost classic by Alice Childress returns to the New York stage with a strong message but a muddy production. Loren Noveck reviews. The post Review: Wedding Band at Polonsky Shakespear…

Review: ‘Wedding Band,’ a Searing Look at Miscegenation Nation by Jesse Green

Alice Childress’s 1962 play about interracial love and hate gets its first major New York revival in 50 years.

Theatre Review: The AAPI Women’s Voices Theatre Festival at Strand Theater Company by Max Garner

For the second time in its four-year history, Baltimore’s Asian Pasifika Arts Collective has partnered with an established theater company to co-produce a new work for the stage. Their 201…

Wedding Band Review. Alice Childress’ Love/Hate Story in Black and White by Jonathan Mandell

The overdue resurrection of Alice Childress continues with this first New York production in half a century of “Wedding Band,”  her richly resonant story of an interracial couple set i…

The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong at William J. Brennan High School Theatre Dept. - PLAYBILLder

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Aaron Tveit, Tam Mutu, and Ricky Rojas Depart Moulin Rouge! The Musical On Broadway May 8

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Theatre Review: ‘Twigs & Bone’ at Nu Sass Productions by Jeannette Mulherin

The world premiere production of “Twigs & Bone” is currently playing in one of the city’s most intimate and charming theatre venues. This small but mighty company is offering audie…

Wedding Band: Alice Childress’ Play on Racist Themes Breathtakingly Revived by David Finkle

★★★★☆ Awoye Timpo directs a superb cast, featuring Brittany Bradford and Thomas Sadoski as a mixed-race couple The post Wedding Band: Alice Childress’ Play on Racist Themes Breat…

Utp announces Michelle Hanna as the new Chair of the Board

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More than 215,000 visit Gabrielle Chanel. Fashion Manifesto at the NGV

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Theatre Review: ‘The Upstairs Department’ at Signature Theatre by Charlotte Selton

When Chelsea Marcantel was commissioned by Signature Theatre in February 2020 for a new play, she had no way to know the profound changes and losses soon coming to her industry and world. He…

Murray Mednick’s “Three Tables” by Steven Morris

They’re also haunted by the Holocaust. For those who believe that we can’t live in the past, they counter that the past lives within us: “History is floating in and above the ground, l…

Review “INTO THE WOODS “ by Corine Cohen

Neil Patrick Harris, Heather Headley and Sara Bareilles Star in ‘Into the Woods’ at New York City Center by Marc Malkin

Three or four times a year, something special happens in New York City: A rare opportunity—and precious luxury in theater these days—to pay $35 for the hottest ticket in town (if you can…

Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster Honor the 'Extraordinary' Understudies Who Kept The Music Man Open Through COVID Outbreaks by Margaret Hall

Jackman and Foster appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers May 5.

New York City Street Named in Honor of Late Dance Icon Jacques d’Amboise by Margaret Hall

The northwest corner of West 64th Street and Columbus Avenue, in front of New York’s Lincoln Center, now displays the name Jacques d’Amboise Place.

Estella Scrooge (A Christmas Carol with a Twist) Now Available for Licensing From Music Theatre International by Margaret Hall

The musical features a book by Tony winner John Caird, and a score by Tony nominee Paul Gordon.

Watch A Strange Loop's Tiny Desk Concert by Margaret Hall

Composer and lyricist Michael R. Jackson joined the Broadway company for the NPR performance.

Kim Ostrenko Gifts Benchmark Performance in The Sound Inside by Bill Hirschman

Kim Ostrenko’s performance under the direction of Keith Garsson in Adam Rapp’s The Sound Inside at Boca Stage is simply one of the most outstanding we’ve seen in this banner year of ex…

How a schlep to the Middle East with my elderly mother healed our relationship by Paula Froelich

For years, my mom had said, “I’d like to travel with you” -- a request that I’d put off still shaken by the last family trip my mother, sister and I took in 2000 to Greece, which was…

Box office: ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ kicks off summer with $185 million opening by Edward Douglas

It’s May and the summer box office season has kicked into gear with Marvel Studios’ “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Elizabeth Olsen, Ben…

Supporting Job Pathways for Live Music Production Crew

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This Week on Broadway for May 8, 2022: Macbeth by James Marino

Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk about Macbeth, The Skin of Our Teeth, The Minutes, Mr. Saturday Night, American Buffalo, Paradise Square, for colored girls who hav…

Playbill Printworks (Store) - Hornsby Shire, New South Wales - Helpmecovid

Address of Playbill Printworks is 5 Gundah Rd, Mt Kuring-gai NSW 2080, Australia. Playbill Printworks has quite many listed places around it and we ...

Macbeth (Broadway, Longacre Theatre, 2022) | Playbill

A tale of malice, matrimony and murder, Macbeth tells the story of one couple's obsession with power—and their guilt after doing the unthinkable.

Encores 2022 Season - Into the Woods Tote Bag - Playbill store

Description; Reviews (0). Celebrate the 2022 Encores! season with this Into the Woods tote bag. Never forget what you came into the woods for with ...

Watch Singer Donovan Wow the America's Got Talent Judges With His Performance of 'Think of Me'

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For first time since the pandemic began, Pittsburgh Dance Council has a full season by Sara Bauknecht

The 2022-23 lineup is packed with contemporary dance heavy hitters, U.S. and Pittsburgh premieres and a spotlight on LatinX creators.

Review: ‘Rasheeda Speaking’ by Shattered Globe Theatre is about a toxic workplace, both the fumes and the coworkers by Emily McClanathan

Joel Drake Johnson's play centers on a middle-aged Black woman who returns to her job at Northwestern Memorial Hospital after days off to recover from an illness attributed to chemicals from…

Happy Mother’s Day to those who Celebrate – Quantum Leap, #Wong4Wong, Crazy Rich Astrid and Easter Sunday by Fairyprincessdiaries

The Fairy Princess wishes a Happy USA Mother’s Day to those who celebrate. Whether your Mother is with you, is watching you from ‘elsewhere’, know that she loves you. If your Mother fi…

Online art exhibition ‘You’ll Be Swell! You’ll Be Great!’ from NYC’s Helicline gallery features themes from the theater and performing arts by Deb Miller

In addition to running, for more than 20 years, Keith Sherman & Associates – a public relations and marketing communications firm with its roots on Broadway – the founder and namesak…

‘Marooned! A Space Comedy’ at Theatre Project is far more than puppets by Cybele Pomeroy

Alex and Olmsted’s latest innovative multimedia work goes where no art has gone before.

‘An extra special, female empowering watch’: THE CHER SHOW – Touring ★★★★★ by Fairy Powered Productions

So many female performers and creatives currently at the top of their game in a male-centric world. This makes The Cher Show an extra special, female empowering watch.

Elaine Paige on Sunday Celebrates International Nurses Day 2022 by Broadway.com

Olivier-winning actress Elaine Paige is giving Broadway.com listeners a chance to hear her BBC Radio 2 show Elaine Paige on Sunday. Paige is celebrating International Nurses Day by playing …

2022 Tony Awards: Read our review recaps, analyses for all 34 eligible productions of the 2021-2022 season by David Buchanan

Ever since the current Tony Awards season kicked off on August 22, 2021 with the opening of new play “Pass Over,” Gold Derby has been recapping the critical response to each of the 34 el…

ENCORES INTO THE WOODS. by Corine Cohen

Going into the words today! I cant wait. Come back later for a review Corine

Matsena Productions / House of Absolute review – intense, raw dance by Lyndsey Winship

Sadler’s Wells, London This double bill brings a dramatic response to racial harassment and an affirmation of female power. Together, they showcase the vibrant talent in these two British …

Paramount in Aurora cancels this weekend’s ‘Rock of Ages’ shows due to COVID-related illness by Beacon-News Staff

Paramount Theatre in Aurora has canceled its Broadway Series performances of “Rock of Ages” set for Friday through Sunday due to a COVID-related illness in the theater company, Paramount…

Book Review: The Fascinating Story of “The Method” by Tim Jackson

Isaac Butler’s stories about The Method’s effect on American film acting are insightful, particularly when he recounts how actors could be either inspired or angered when they embraced i…

House of Ife review – buried secrets unearthed by grief by Arifa Akbar

Bush theatre, London A family gathers following a son’s death to tackle unfinished business provoked by cultural tensions and an absent father, in Beru Tessema’s absorbing play House of …

Theatre Openings: from w/c May 9 onwards by Mark Shenton

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REVEALED: NOËL COWARD’S UNSEEN PLAYS AIMED TO DEAL WITH HOMOSEXUALITY by Robert Shuman

(Dalya Alberge’s article appeared in the Guardian, 5/8; Photo:  Noël Coward in 1953. Photograph: Haywood Magee/Getty Images.) Playwright planned scenes on same-sex relationship at a tim…

Revealed: Noël Coward’s unseen plays aimed to deal with homosexuality by Dalya Alberge

Playwright planned scenes on same-sex relationship at a time when it was illegal and British theatres faced strict censorship Noël Coward worked on two plays that openly featured same-sex r…

Ballet Hispánico review – Latinx bite, humour and vogueing in heels by Lyndsey Winship

Curve, LeicesterThe New York company makes a long-awaited English debut with a colourful and lively triple bill that interrogates Latinx stereotypes while celebrating self-actualisation It�…

The White Card review – the liberal art world’s blindness to privilege by Clare Brennan

Northern Stage, NewcastleA strong cast makes Claudia Rankine’s exploration of the ‘invisibility of whiteness’ compelling Alex tells Charlotte he is angry that “your people” are bei…

‘Really brings the story to life through numerous different techniques’: THE MISFORTUNE OF THE ENGLISH – Orange Tree Theatre by Emma Clarendon

Based on true events, the world premiere production of The Misfortune of the English at the Orange Tree Theatre features three completely engaging performances – but it does seem to run ou…

Ruth Leon recommends... Choreographic moments - Playbill - Slipped Disc

Playbill has assembled a cast of dancers to recreate some tiny moments from the original choreography of A Chorus Line, West Side Story, ...

The week in theatre: Middle; Prima Facie; Much Ado About Nothing by Susannah Clapp

Dorfman; Harold Pinter; Shakespeare’s Globe, LondonA couple struggle to connect – or touch – in David Eldridge’s latest; Jodie Comer owns the courtroom; and Lucy Bailey directs a spa…

The Dan Daw Show: review – consent, kink and pushing comfort zones by Sarah Crompton

Battersea Arts Centre, LondonDan Daw explores bodies, power and submission in a show that is intense, tender and comes complete with trigger warning… I was feeling quite calm about seeing …

Off-Broadway Review: TWO BY SYNGE (Irish Rep) by Gregory Bernard

NOT ONLY SHOULD THESE ACTORS BE SEEN ON BROADWAY, THEY CAN BE HEARD ON BROADWAY The faces of the actors featured in J.M. Synge’s two one-act plays at the reputable Irish Repertory Theatre …

The Week on Stage: from Oklahoma! to The Misfortune of the English by Culture Staff

The highs and lows of the week’s theatre

Aaron Tveit, Tam Mutu, and Ricky Rojas Depart Moulin Rouge! The Musical On Broadway May 8 by Raven Brunner

New cast members Ashley Loren, Derek Klena, Declan Bennett, and Caleb Marshall-Villarreal step into their roles May 10.

Brittany Bradford, Rosalyn Coleman, and Veanne Cox-Led Wedding Band Opens Off-Broadway May 8 by Leah Putnam

Awoye Timpo directs the Alice Childress-penned work.

Broadway Adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's The Little Prince Closes May 8 by Raven Brunner

The production plans to continue with an international tour.

The Vagrant Trilogy by Mona Mansour Officially Opens Off-Broadway May 8 at The Public by Leah Putnam

The epic story makes its New York Off-Broadway premiere with the returning cast and creative team from its postponed 2020 run.

Dark, Funny Rollercoaster Ride Through Adolescence In Zoetic’s Our Dear Dead Drug Lord by Bill Hirschman

Miami native Alexis Scheer's Our Dear Dead Drug Lord, a stygian dark and terribly funny play about modern day adolescence executed by Zoetic Stage, is a stunning – a carefully chosen word …

Who Will Receive a Tony Nod? Dunno, But We Told You, Don't Ask Us Questions While We're in the Tub by Broadway Beat

by Zach Raffio. @zachraffio. As the 75th Annual Tony Award nominees are set to be announced tomorrow, one question remains on everyone's...